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The bridge between Hereford College and New College, Oxford University. Photo by Ugur Akdemir.
I have often walked under the Oxford bridge pictured above, as my friends sneaked me past the porters into New College a year or two before it w...
October 2001, New York City
The Memorial Pool, stunning and heartwrenching.
9/11 2005
It was a business dinner at the elegant Four Seasons restaurant, held every month by Marty Edelston, publisher of the Boardroom Reports newsletters. I’m invited every year becau...
The Third Place Conviviality of "Sobre Mesa"
Guillermo Bernal of Placemaking México joined me last week to talk about “sobre mesa,” the Spanish and Mexican tradition of lingering at the table long after the meal is over. This conversation about hospitality, community, and the customs...
Oldenburg on the Cape & a book giveaway
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Just before I headed to Cape Cod earlier this month, I discovered that my late co-author, Ray Oldenburg, had written a foreword to a book called Wellfleet in the World by Brent Harold. Wellfleet is a town on the C...
Writing by humans, No A.I. | UK Hopium
“It’s such a slog, writing a book,” I said, “getting things into place, getting the flow right.” I was complaining to my daughter, for the umpteenth time. It is a slog, especially when you’ve been collecting material and drafting bits since...
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Coauthor of The Great Good Place II, expert on third places and green urbanism, CEO of #BerkshirePubGroup, research associate at Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, and editor of the Encyclopedia of Community. Nuts about passenger rail.
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